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Also seems like Tein Thailand is developing Flex A shocks for the Civic FC at te moment. They would sit under the Flex Z shocks...

Hi Nick, I replied you in PM. Nice to see someone from Belgium here(I am a fellow Belgian as well).

Honestly, I don't know, but the Honda Part No and information say it's an engine seal. As far as I know, they had to take off quite some parts in order to reach for the engine seal. Hence it took them 8 hours with 3 technicians to finish the job. At first they thought the oil was coming from the...

Luckily wages are cheap here and the quality of work is actually really good as all of the technicians are trained by Honda Asia Pacific in Bangkok and are regularly sent overseas for training in Japan.

During my regular service they found that my car was leaking oil as well. After cleaning underneath the car and adding the white leak spray, I drove home and returned to the dealer 2 weeks later. They found that my car had an engine oil leak. They issued the claim to Honda (Honda Thailand in my...

I would like to recommend Tein Enduro Pro shocks...I have them on my Civic 2016 together with Tein lowering springs. I think they are way better than the OEM shocks and they cost the same. Not sure they are available in the US yet...

my civic 2017 owner manual says use 0W20 or 5W30...I can't see why 0W30 would then be an issue.

Today I installed Nissin NPS122W brake pads on my Civic. Nissin are the OEM maker for SPOON brake pads so I figured that Nissin's sport line of brake pads would come very near to SPOON brake pads. I have not upgraded my brake discs yet, but the difference in stopping power is remarkable. If you...

I have a paint density meter and in Thailand (not sure about the US) the overall thickness of the paint is around 140 micron.

You are right that ceramic coatings might give of a yellow shine, but only if you put too many coatings on it or the coating is too thick. From doing my own research and talking with the Gyeon distributor, it seems that 3 layers is the best middle road. It gives a nice shine, protection and...

A few more pictures from last week after having changed the side marker and installing TEIN Z STREET ADVANCE.

I have a white 2017 Civic. When I got the car in November last year I didn't like the shine nor the orange peel on the car. I did the following steps on my car and I think it looks better than when it arrived. - Light polish: 3M Finesse-it which is an extremely light polish normally used in...

I just had my car lowered by fitting Tein S-Tech springs...I think it must have dropped around 2.0 cm. The car finally sits nicely. Ever after changing the rims to 18 inch the car sat a bit too high for me. I kept the OEM shocks, but in the future might upgrade the complete set-up to Tein Street...

My Xenon Set-up (Osram Xenarc 6500K) is getting a lot more output than these LEDs. They look cool though, but not useful for me.

There's already and Endless big brake kit available. I go for Endless over HFP any day.

My Civic (Thailand) came with Dunlop EC300 tires and were absolutely horrible. Road noise and horrible handling. I replaced them with Michelin PS4s and the road noise is gone and handling is great now. However, I think Michelin Primacy are better with regards to road noise.

You're absolutely right and for me, I keep my HIDs (Osram Xenarc) in my civic as I am satisfied with the performance :-)

Or you can order them from Thailand (Original Honda OEM part) for 900 USD (including wiring kit) + 300 USD (max) for shipping :-)

If you use Philips LEDs (Ultinon) they will fit without issues. I fitted all of them in my car, including the side markers.

FYI, you can fit an H11 bulb inside an H8 socket. Just trim the top little nudge of the H11 bulb and it fits LIKE A GLOVE :-) An H8 bulb can also fit in an H16 socket. No need for trimming even.